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hello gorgeous welcome back to my channel today's video is a morning

skincare routine I haven't done one of these in so long so I'm excited to show you

what my mornings to look like so first up recently got this new mirror

it's called the hi mirror it's a smart mirror and it's so cool it feels so

futuristic like it's straight of the Minority Report or something

and you can operate it two different ways you can do it with hand motions or

with the remote which really makes it easy to use one function that I really

love personally is that you can catch up on your favorite YouTube videos while

you're getting ready but my very favorite feature about this mirror and

really the main reason to invest in it is that it actually tracks your scar and

what I mean is that it analyzes just gonna take the picture daily and it

tells you everyday how your skin is progressing it looks at the wrinkles it

looks at the sun damage it looks at fine lines I mean looks like everything and

then it tells you at the end if you're doing better or if you're doing worse

after the analysis is complete you can take a look and see what products you

need to be using daily or even to include in your regimen overall okay

before we get into the skincare let's turn on to Spotify

when it comes to skin I want to make sure that I keep it clean so I'm using

my solar wash new face wash this is a foaming one it's really gentle on my

skin which during pregnancy I need because I've been having some issues

with rosacea and if you follow me on insta you already know that so I'm just

going to wash rinse with some cool water and pat dry for a toner I'm using this

toner from it cosmetics it's just an overall toner it's really gentle on the

skin really clarifying but it doesn't dry me out which is really nice apply it

with a cotton pad and then let it dry

next up we're going to serum I like to apply my serum before I apply my eye

cream to my boys razor just because I helped I feel that serum really helps

penetrate the skin and allow the moisturizer to just soak in really well

this one's from origins and remember whatever you do to your face you've also

got a do to your neck for eye cream using it cosmetics under eye cream

applying it with my ring finger really lightly in little circles and dabbing it

on as you can see I don't want to drag that skin it's so delicate under the

eyes so ladies just be careful

so as you can see I have some boo-boos hmm is it pregnancy-related is that girl

related I don't know but I'm going to spot treat it using a little bit of tea

tree oil with a q-tip can a spot treat each little pimple and the area on my

chin like I said is rosacea so I don't really go overboard with that but that's

one of my nose I'm gonna you know baby it a little bit and then from

moisturizer I'm using tatcha this is the best moisturizer I love it so much it

smells so good I've been using this during the day

because it's really lightweight it's not heavy it's not greasy it's not oily and

it just makes your skin look glowy so pretty simple and straightforward that

is my skin routine for the morning leave a comment below and let me know what

video you want to see for me next au revoir

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The Auditions: Two Less Lonely Perform Their Cover of "In the Name of Love" for Bebe Rexha - Duration: 3:25.

All right, Two Less Lonely, it's that time.

Give us your best cover ever of "In the Name of Love."

( applause )

( music playing )

♪ If I told you this was only gonna hurt ♪

♪ If I warned you that the fire's gonna burn ♪

♪ Would you walk in? ♪

♪ Would you let me do it first? ♪

♪ Do it all in the name of love ♪

♪ Would you let me lead you even when you're blind? ♪

♪ In the darkness, in the middle of the night ♪

♪ In the silence, when there's no one by your side ♪

♪ Would you call in the name of love? ♪

♪ In the name of love ♪

♪ Name of love ♪

♪ In the name of love ♪

♪ Name of love... ♪

♪ In the name of love ♪

♪ Love ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ If I told you we could bathe in all the lights ♪

♪ Would you rise up, come and meet me in the sky? ♪

♪ Would you trust me ♪

♪ When you're jumping from the heights ♪

♪ Would you fall in the name of love? ♪

♪ When there's madness, when there's poison in your head ♪

♪ When the sadness leaves you broken in your bed ♪

♪ I will hold you in the depths of your despair ♪

♪ And it's all in the name of love ♪

♪ In the name of love ♪

♪ Name of love ♪

♪ In the name of love ♪

♪ Name of love ♪

♪ In the name of love ♪

♪ Love ♪

♪ Ooh ♪

♪ I wanna testify ♪

♪ Scream in the holy light ♪

♪ You bring me back to life ♪

♪ And it's all in the name of love ♪

♪ I wanna testify ♪

♪ Scream in the holy light ♪

♪ You bring me back to life ♪

♪ And it's all in the name of love ♪

♪ In the name of love ♪

♪ Name of love ♪

♪ In the name of love ♪

♪ Name of love ♪

♪ In the name of love ♪

♪ Love ♪

♪ Ooh. ♪

Yeah, man.

Yeah, whoo!

Hey, what's up? It's Bebe Rexha.

Make sure you subscribe to the "Best Cover Ever" channel

to see Katy Perry, Demi Lovato, and of course me.

You don't want to miss anything.

I'm telling you, it's awesome.

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— tuý âm; // yoonkook [#turn on cc for subtitles!] - Duration: 0:32.

even though i cant stay by your side

we cant be together to walk the miles

and keep our hopes for a new dawn

years and month goes by ; life goes on with the ups and downs

then we both fell out

keep getting drunk to go crazy and lose our minds

keep getting drunk to burn our hearts

"i miss you hyung" - jungkook

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BOMBSHELL- Hillary Clinton Just Caught! SHE'S DISGUSTING!!! - Duration: 4:59.

BOMBSHELL- Hillary Clinton Just Caught!

SHE'S DISGUSTING!!!

Getting older is a literal pain.

It's an established fact that for most of us when we start pushing 30, it starts pushing

back and then it only goes downhill from there.

If you're lucky enough to have a good back and joints that don't give out, it might

be your heart that starts acting up, or (heaven forbid) something goes wrong between your

ears and leaves you impaired for life.

Death is inherently a part of life, and few escape this steady slide toward disability

once they're a senior citizen, and that's nothing to be ashamed of.

Nothing, of course, unless you're lying to 300 million people about it, and trying

to get them to trust you, despite your obvious impairment.

This was the point that President Trump brought up about his opponent, Hillary Clinton after

her mask began to slip and whispers of her frailty began to get out.

Both President Trump and Hillary Clinton are firmly in the over 55 crowd, but their lives

couldn't be more different.

While Hillary has spent as much of her time the political public eye as possible, this

is President Trump's first foray into politics, and what a success it was.

It seems that her time scheming and opening emails took it's toll on Hillary though

because more than once she was caught in seemingly very poor health, at very inopportune times.

Again, coming down with the flu isn't exactly something that should preclude someone from

becoming President, but lying about it might be.

Recently we were once again reminded of how fortunate we are to have ended up with President

Trump and not Hillary as our President when it came to light that Hillary just can't

seem to get over anything.

Any Politics shares some pretty damning evidence that points toward President Trump's former

opponent being totally physically unfit to hold the office of President:

"During last year's presidential election, Donald Trump frequently called Hillary Clinton's

health into question.

The mainstream media often slammed him for doing this and suggested that he was lying,

but a recent public appearance appears to confirm that Trump was right about her being

too weak to be president.

Daily Mail reported that during an appearance in Vancouver on Wednesday night, Clinton was

seen still wearing her surgical boot two months after she allegedly fell down some stairs

in her heels and broke her toe.

Clinton has been wearing the boot since she took the tumble back in October.

Like many other tales that Clinton tells, the story of her fall sounds fishy.

'I was running down the stairs in heels with a cup of coffee in hand, I was talking

over my shoulder and my heel caught and I fell backward,' Clinton said.

"I tried to get up and it really hurt.

I've broken my toe.

I've received excellent care from your excellent health service.'

However, toe fractures generally take four to six weeks to heel, which begs the question

as to why Clinton is still wearing the boot two months later.

Clearly, there is something far more serious going on with her than Clinton is letting

on."

Again, slow healing isn't exactly earth-shattering, however when the American people just don't

know what happened to her because of a pattern of lies that shows she will say just about

anything she can get away with to be elected, it is just another demonstration of how no

one knew what they were getting with Hillary.

What we do know now, is that she won't be getting over that loss anytime soon.

Just since she lost the election a little over a year ago, Hillary has published two

books, both highlighting her run against President Trump in 2016.

Clinton was in Vancouver to promote her book 'What Happened,' and unsurprisingly, she

spent much of the appearance whining about her loss to Trump in the election.

She also gloated about Democrat Doug Jones' victory over Republican Roy Moore in Alabama

on Tuesday, saying it made her feel 'a tiny bit less' concerned about the future of

her country.

'For me, this was a very important turning point in basically holding President Trump

and his most vitriolic, destructive advisers, led by Steve Bannon, accountable,' she said.

'People seem to be turning against the Trump philosophy and ideology,' she added.

'So it's a good sign but it's by no means the end of the story.'"

It might not be the end of the story for Jones, and people like him, but it's almost certainly

the end of the story for Hillary after all that happened in the recent election.

So why is it that Hillary, who is a year younger than President Trump, would be in worse health?

There are a lot of variables (and of course, we're not allowed to cite gender, least

a crazy feminist jump out and grab us), but the main difference between President Trump

and almost any of his peers is that the President is known to not drink.

All of the effects of even a social amount of alcohol aren't completely known, but

we do know that Hillary drinks and Donald Trump famously does not.

Once again, we don't really know what happened with Hillary, we just have more proof that

she's once again lying to the American people to benefit herself.

Pat yourselves on the back America, you dodged a huge bullet, and her name was Cooked Hillary.

What do you think about this?

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The County Seat the Food Safety Modernization Act FSMA - Duration: 28:51.

Hi I'm Chad Booth welcome to The County Seat.

Got a question for you. You go down to the

produce stand you peaches, lettuce and you

take it home what makes you think it's safe.

Well you are counting on the fact that there are

regulations to make sure that produce grower

got it to the field correctly. That's what our

show is about today food safety modernization

act. We are going to start by looking at the

history of food regulation to get our discussion

going.

Utahans, just like most Americans, love their

food. It's estimated that the average person

eats around 4 pounds of food in a day. And over

the course of the year the average American

eats almost a ton of food. Yes you heard that

right a ton.

On a daily basis we are consuming all kinds of

foods, from breads and meats, to fruits and

vegetables but how much thought do you put

into how safe that food is?

The honest answer for most of us would be

none. It's because we trust that food retailers

and restaurants are checking your food for

safety. It's all thanks to food safety laws that

have been in place for years at this point.

Food safety laws in the United States got their

start in 1906 after a novel published that year

inadvertently brought attention to food safety

and sanitization in the Chicago meat packing

industry. After reading the novel President

Theodore Roosevelt called on congress to pass

the Pure Food and Drug Act and the Federal

Meat Inspection Act, the first food safety laws

the nation had ever seen.

The two laws helped to address food safety by

regulating food additives for the first time and

were the first steps for truth in labeling. More

small acts would be created over the next few

decades to regulate food coloration additives,

chemical preservatives and food marketing and

in 1969 sanitization programs for shellfish and

milk were added.

The next big change in food safety wouldn't

happen for several decades.

"The good safety modernization act is the most

sweeping reform of our food safety regulations

in more than 70 years. It was signed into law

back in 2011."

What made this new law notable was the shift

from laws that were reactive to proactive.

Instead of waiting for things to happen the Food

and Drug Administration is now taking direct

action to made food consumption safer for

American's everywhere.

"The purpose or the reason for the food safety

modernization act was as a result of several

factors including globalization, more people

consuming produce than ever before and new

found science."

That new found safety won't be easy or cheap

to come by. In our panel discussion we'll discuss

how the latest steps in implementing the law

will affect both consumers and food producers

in Utah counties. For the County Seat I'm Malia

Stringham.

And that brings us to our conversation of the

day the food safety modernization act how is it

going to implement in Utah. We will pick that

conversation up with our panel of experts when

we come back on the County Seat.

Welcome back to The County Seat we are

talking today on food safety in Utah and we

have gone through some background on the

food safety modernization act and some of the

acts that have gotten us here and joining us for

our discussion about food safety Karen Allen

who is the food quality specialist with USU

extension we have Thane Tagge a veteran of

County Seat who is the chief farming officer of

Tagge's fruits LLC and David Basinger who is a

program manager for the Utah Dept. of Ag and

Food. Thank you all for joining us today. So we

have a law that was passed 5-6 years ago it's

been in the process of being implemented its

almost all the way through and now it's going to

start to take effect on modernization of food

and it broadly expands the obligations of food

inspections interactions between food makers

processors and consumers so I want to start by

talking about how these implementation

particularly in the areas of produce are

changing the game for inspectors. What kind of

obligations or what do you have to do now that

you did not have to do before?

Some background just on the law there are

seven separate parts that affect everything

from produce growing through manufacturing

transportation and warehousing in addition to

imports and we are seeing some compliance

states that have already started others that will

be coming through the next several years and

this is a huge law that is designed to make

recalls more effective have them occur more

quickly before an outbreak has a chance to

spread. But this does put an increased burden

on our inspectors those people that are working

for regulatory enforcement and the Utah Dept.

of Ag and food is going to be taking the lead for

that in the state of Utah especially for the

produce portion.

So let me ask what a compliance state is. Is

Utah a compliance state and Colorado is not or

does that mean something different?

So what it means is when the FDA passes a final

rule and says okay this regulation now has to be

met our producers our growers our importers

do not have to meet it on that day they may

have 1, 2, 3 or even more years depending on

the specific regulations to actually get to the

point where they are complying with that new

rule. So we will see different compliance dates

for different parts of FSMA and also within the

produce safety rule there will be different

compliance dates for example a date when

someone might have to make sure all these

workers are trained versus when they have to

start doing testing of the water that they use for

irrigation purposes.

So is this applied the same all the way across

the board? FSMA I like that acronym it passes

and then all of the sudden the neighborhood

garden around the corner now has to come into

compliance?

Not necessarily that depends on the size of the

grower very small farms that are doing under

25,000 dollars a year in total produce sales will

not have to comply the only thing they will have

to do is keep financial records just to document

that they are below that $25,000 a year

threshold. For farms that a little larger doing up

to 500,000 dollars a year they may still be

exempt from many parts of the rule they could

qualify for what the FDA has termed a qualified

exemption. And that depends on who they are

selling to how much they are selling in total

food not just produce but then for anyone who

is above that 500,000 a year threshold or who is

selling to large warehouses or grocery stores

they will have to comply with the full part of

that produce safety rule.

So everybody has seen the Tagge fruit stands

around nice handmade signs in that process are

you big enough that this is going to be a

compliance issue for a guy like you.

Yes we meet the above 500,000 dollar amount

so we are going to be subject to FSMA and we

knew that was coming down the road and we

have been preparing ourselves for it as we

know it going to be there and going to stick

around.

So are there a lot of things that now have to

come under compliance under inspection that

did not before?

So a lot of the larger growers like Thane have

already been participating in other programs

such as USDA gap or harmonized gap or global

gap and these are voluntary programs that

came about in the early 2000 around 2001 in an

effort for retail operations to make sure that

they were receiving good quality healthy

produce. Thane participates in that program

where he has been doing that it's very similar to

what this FSMA law is and so for someone like

Thane it's really not going to be a large

adjustment for him. For these growers that do

not participate in it it may be something that is

a real game changer for them.

I am thinking more in terms of what is going to

be required for you guys. From the inspection

side for from not necessarily for extension but

Ag and food you know the FDA who is going to

be or this sounds like there are going to have to

be a lot more boots on the ground then before,

right?

So luckily in the state of Utah we have gone

forward and we have decided as a state to

adopt this rule and therefore it will be our

inspectors from the Utah Dept. of Ag and Food

doing the actual inspections instead of FDA and

so that will require us to do more inspections

from our standpoint on these farmers.

am seeing right now?

Right now we do have a grant from the FDA to

actually go through and help with education of

the farmers and also conduct the inspections

right now. So what we are hoping to do is to

have money available and go through our

farmers and do these inspections and on farm

readiness reviews to get them ready and then

as time goes by there won't be nearly as much

for us to actually inspect once we go through

and do the initial inspection at each operation.

So do you feel that the farmers are basically

willing to be in this compliance?

Well how this works is this rule is to make

produce safer for people in the U.S. so not only

for the farmers here in the US have to abide by

this but also international farmers so Mexico

and India other places where we have to get

food also have to abide by these rules in order

to sell their produce in the states.

I have a question as you describe this to me it

just looks like a huge thing that you have to

inspect. Does it apply to the same thing if you

are growing sugar peas as to whether you are

growing alfalfa or growing something else are

all the foods under the same set of laws?

So this specific part of this produce safety rule

applies to produce. That does not cover

anything that would be considered animal feed

or alfalfa. It also does not cover grains and

wheat this applies to those commodities that

we think have typically as produce. Potatoes

corn berries fruits and other vegetables. Now

there are certain types of produce that are

exempted under this law by the FDA because

the FDA conducted an analysis the food

consumption patterns and anything that they

determined was rarely consumed raw by the

average consumer is exempt. So exempted

produce included things like potatoes sweet

corn and winter squash things where they

would normally be cooked before they are

consumed.

Okay that reigns it in just a little bit. We are

going to take a quick break here on The County

Seat when we come back we will pick up and

talk about the impact on farmers when we

come back on the new FSMA law.

Welcome back to The County Seat we are

talking about food safety here in Utah with

federal regulations we kind of covered the

regulatory side of it and but now we want to

turn our attention to what it means for guys

that grow produce. I guess Thane the first

question I would have is do you see this as

making a peck of peaches more expensive for

me next year than it was last year?

Let me tell you so we have been anticipating

this for quite a while kind of dragged our feet

but we knew we had to pull the trigger this last

year so 2 years ago we were doing some

planning and there are 2 groups of farmers a

group that started down south and now up

north about 16 of us and associated put

together a great program that reduced our

costs helped us design a program to get started

on this so we have to go through and access our

risks as part of the farm. Like we talked behind

the scenes here what are the issues involved

with my farm that would cause some problems.

We address all those and then we write

programs for them then we train our

employees. Everybody that works for us how to

handle the fruit how to keep an earring out of

fruit it goes all the way down to the delivery

trucks to getting it to market. Let me just tell

you it was a lot of work and stress. I know that

some of these farmers are not going to like this

because it's hard to teach an old dog new tricks.

But we did it and we had 2 internal audits had

to make some adjustments Dave was actually

one of my inspectors he came out and had to

make more adjustments things that we just did

not even know yet and we see their point and

we make those adjustments corrective actions

and we move on from there so this is not very

fun for us but I see the benefits in it and its

great. I feel like I am a better and safer farmer

and feel really good about what we are

delivering to the public and its good.

You are intimating that this is not just across the

board thing that it is almost farm specific.

I think so.

So what makes your peach orchard different

than the guy down the road by the dairy farm?

Exactly. I do not have a dairy farm next to me I

don't have water issues by me I am straight out

of Pine View. However I do have raccoons

getting into the corn. So I have to address that

how am I going to handle the raccoons. That

can cause problems.

Carefully they bite

All these different issues associated with what

we are doing and how we are approaching our

farming. Its great way to approach its smart

and I think it is valuable.

This is going to cost you isn't it?

Yes its money and time and stress and effort. I

have spent a lot of time and I mean a lot of time

doing this and implementing this I bought a new

pesticide storage shed to secure those

pesticides even better than I have in the past

and I am buying plastic bins for my corn now

instead of wood bins just to relieve an issue of

contamination with wood act. Getting into the

product there are all these different things

going to plastic then more other by products

that would hold contamination. All these things

we have address you are looking at more

money.

I am going to miss the wood bushel baskets at

the stand.

Hey wood is not good. Do you know it's better

to pick with clean hands no gloves as gloves can

get contaminated there are all these things that

we are learning and things we can control and

things that we cannot control with our pickers

etc. that we have had to address and take care

and Dave is an expert on this and he help me

realize some things we were doing wrong that

we needed to correct.

Was he a good student?

Yes he was very good.

Some of the people that you have to go in and

help get ready for this new process and

inspection do they resist.

I think they do at first until you explain to them

and show them it is a benefit to them. So by

them being able to produce produce that does

not have contamination is good business sense

for them.

If a contaminated produce goes out is the

farmer liable for the people that get sick?

We have seen cases in past for example the

cantaloupe outbreak from several years ago

where those farms were bankrupted because of

the lawsuits that were brought against them.

There is the possibility for there to be civil

penalties they can be held responsible for

medical bills in addition to the potential for

them to actually do prison time yes it is a huge

issue that farmers need take seriously.

Well we have covered the problem with

farmers we have covered the challenges to

regulators and now we are going to find out

what it means to customers and the consumers

when we get back here on The County Seat.

We will be right back.

Welcome back to The County Seat we have

been talking about the food safety act and what

it means for people here in Utah. We have

covered the regulatory and impact to the

farmer. Now what does it mean to you and I? I

will have to admit in full guilt there is a Tagge

fruit stand right near my house and it

convenient for me on my way to work to pop in

there and get stuff. That had nothing to do with

picking you to be on the show. What does this

mean to guy like me that buys from a stand or

from Ream's which is a local grower that has a

tendency to buy a lot of locally grown produce

and I shop for stuff. Am I in a much better

world than I was before?

That is the hope and point of this whole piece of

regulation is that we are providing safer food

and in the event that there is a problem that is

will be easier for us to recall that food so the

problem does not spread. As far as what you

would see walking into a grocery store there

will not be a whole lot of difference in what you

physically see displayed won't be labeling

changes so you will see things very similar as to

what they were before?

You actually bring up a good point. It sounds

like there are 2 components here one is making

food safer all the stuff that you went through to

be a better farmer but you are talking about

recalls. How do these regulations affect recalls?

So these regulations require that everyone keep

very careful and clear records showing where

ingredients or foods were purchased from how

they were used when they were used and what

result in products that went into transporters

have to keep those records show where they

picked food up where they delivered it so if

there is a recall the FDA should be able to go

back through that entire record keeping trail to

figure out where the problem started where

that food was distributed afterwards so that it

can be recalled very quickly and efficiently.

We talked about this liability thing if you have

some of your mango peach salsa that goes bad

the recall is going to cost you money do you

actually want it recalled?

Absolutely we don't want you to get sick. We

don't want you to get sick like she said these

farmers down in Colorado are out of business

and we want everything safe too. Our product

only gets sold in Utah we feel like we are safe.

Utah products in general there is not a lot of

processing when you start doing the processing

water and adding cleaning and that is when you

start getting into trouble and generally speaking

a lot of it is just picked from the tree right to the

consumer which is what you try to do to

eliminate problems and then we have our lot

numbers. Our lot numbers are the day we pick

so if we do have a problem we are going to shut

it down we don't want anybody to get sick.

Excellent. Thank you all this has been a very

good conversation unfortunately far too short.

Remember local government is where your life

happens the efforts of people like these folks

right here and obviously Thayne for his fruit is

what makes living in Utah such a good place

remember the county seat is inviting you to

watch us on social media and also get involved

in local government. See you next week on The

County Seat.

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( music playing )

♪ I'm sorry I'm not the most pretty ♪

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- ( vocalizing ) - ♪ I just wanna dance with somebody ♪

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LYRICS: English subs ON

I thought you were different, but you proven me wrong

I thought this is it and we could get along

I thought you understand me and would be with my side

I thought you'd never ditch me and nothing you would hide.

I thought "now that I have you there is nothing that I need"

"What I have will sate you". But I was oblivious to your greed.

Don't tell me it's over

No.

Don't tell me it's over

I thought you will support me

and you'd never let me fall

I thought you would stood by me

like the great wall

I thought "you are my love and I am your life".

Even if these heated arguments were becoming rife

I thought I am yours and you are mine No hardship separating us and we'll do just fine

We were meant to be together it was our fate

I thought you could be my soulmate

I thought you will be there when I'll be needing you the most

In this blind trust I used to boast

And when life will knock me down you'll help me to stand

I will pass any obstacles 'till you were holding my hand

...holding my hand.

Don't tell me it's over.

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